Merry Generic Winter Day-Off With No Religious Content

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
You really are on the verge of making us all* sick.

TM

*Except Not Bob, of course.

1. Step one. Make TM sick.

2. Step two. Steal underpants.

3. Step three. Profit!

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by Sparklehorse
I was thinking that this hairstyle doesn't really go with the hot pink furniture and (faux?) leopard rugs.

Faux? Surely you jest.

[taxwonk]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Faux? Surely you jest.

Mmmmmm, pho.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
They are leopard print. I am not that rich.

I was hoping the answer was "I'm not that cruel".

I've been obsessing over The Dog Whisperer lately and they just showed an episode with a ridiculously cute dalmation puppy who lives at a firehouse about 2 miles from my apartment. Is it inappropriate for me to happen to stop by one day in hopes of meeting their puppy? I have to live vicariously through people who have dogs.

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I was hoping the answer was "I'm not that cruel".

I've been obsessing over The Dog Whisperer lately and they just showed an episode with a ridiculously cute dalmation puppy who lives at a firehouse about 2 miles from my apartment. Is it inappropriate for me to happen to stop by one day in hopes of meeting their puppy? I have to live vicariously through people who have dogs.

As one with obscenely adorable dogs, I'm used to dog-less people stopping by with the sole purpose to play with the pooches. I'm also used to random people stopping me on the street to admire them. I don't mind, though sometimes the dogs wonder why some stranger is looking for their eyes.

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I was hoping the answer was "I'm not that cruel".

I've been obsessing over The Dog Whisperer lately and they just showed an episode with a ridiculously cute dalmation puppy who lives at a firehouse about 2 miles from my apartment. Is it inappropriate for me to happen to stop by one day in hopes of meeting their puppy? I have to live vicariously through people who have dogs.

Go ahead. You'll probably be pleasantly surprised to see just how many obsessed people stalk animals they see on TV.

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by Adder
I am apparently the only one who thinks that the Saints got screwed on the second "fumble" that they lost (as I have heard no one else complain about it). Sure, the ball "moved" before his knee was down, but since when is that the standard? Dude still had possession of the football when his knee hit the ground, thus not a fumble. That the ref couldn't get it right even after watching the replay is astounding.

Of course, it was completely irrelevant in the end.

The Canadian softball players that I watched the game with and I agree with you 100%. I was surprised that Canadians knew so much about American football. These folks were more intelligent than the average American fan.

Any opinions on whether Tank Johnson will make the trip?

[Oliver_Wendell_Ramone]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I was hoping the answer was "I'm not that cruel".

I've been obsessing over The Dog Whisperer lately and they just showed an episode with a ridiculously cute dalmation puppy who lives at a firehouse about 2 miles from my apartment. Is it inappropriate for me to happen to stop by one day in hopes of meeting their puppy? I have to live vicariously through people who have dogs.

You're thinking coat, aren't you?

[Cletus Miller]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Is it possible that (depending on the mix of the concrete) the heat of other stuff burning could damage the concrete (e.g. severe cracking) or something? So, your house isn't burned down, but is uninhabitable and has to be pulled down. Or whatever.

Yeah, that would be possible, but that level of damage to concrete would be expected to happen long after a wood or steel frame house would have completely collapsed.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Cletus Miller
Yeah, that would be possible, but that level of damage to concrete would be expected to happen long after a wood or steel frame house would have completely collapsed.

Oh well.

I would like to say this is the last time I will try to make something ppnyc says make sense, but that's unlikely.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by Oliver_Wendell_Ramone
You're thinking coat, aren't you?

I was thinking of bn'b wearing a puppy coat, while pretending to laugh at the random musings of her jazz man boyfriend, as they stood on her leopard rugs, but I've snapped out of it now.

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
The Canadian softball players that I watched the game with and I agree with you 100%. I was surprised that Canadians knew so much about American football. These folks were more intelligent than the average American fan.

Canadian football is not all that different from American football. Plus, most Canadians that like football follow the NFL primarily, and to a lesser extent, the CFL. The NFL is widely covered in Canada, just like baseball and basketball, although hockey news typically comes first in the Sports Center(re)-type shows.

And wasn't there some American league a while back that had teams in Canada? The USFL or something?

[Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Canadian football is not all that different from American football.

It has the important difference that you can smoke weed, and still play.

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
It has the important difference that you can smoke weed, and still play.

Indeed.

And I was wrong about the USFL having Canadian teams. What I am remembering is when the CFL expanded into the US sometime in the late 80s, I think.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I was thinking of bn'b wearing a puppy coat, while pretending to laugh at the random musings of her jazz man boyfriend, as they stood on her leopard rugs, but I've snapped out of it now.

He's a jazz man?

I knew they were hot and heavy, but I didn't know he was also a jazz man.